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Leadership can be affected in many different ways, in many different companies and organizations. Leadership in businesses and/or organizations can make you or break you as a company. Leadership has many different aspects in organizations and they consist of the executives (CEO's, President, GM) and middle management staff and some lower level management can make up the leadership of an organization or business. How they act and make decisions can affect what they do in their specific area of their organization and this has a large affect on how the employees will react and how they will work for you. If you include your employees/staff in the decision making and in other aspects of the organization and actually listen to their opinions on what should and should not be done, they will be much more likely to produce for you. Also, giving them recognition and encouragement will help to balance the company and make them more likely to be involved in the company/organization and produce for you in the long run. I personally think that this is a much better way to express leadership than just having one person commanding everyone to work. You can be born into leadership or you will have to work your way up into the front office, by hard work and long hours. The structure of leadership within an organization can be vital in making leadership decisions. In sports organizations there are many aspects of leadership and structure. The structure is very complex because there are many aspects of a sport organization to run. For example, I will use the Minnesota Twins, they need to run the team as a whole, each department, MLB operations, baseball communications, the team, the organization and the clubhouse. All of these aspects much have great leadership structure and decision making so that the organization can run smoothly and succeed. Without all of these departments and people being on the same page along with great leadership the organization will fail because they will not be striving towards the same goals and will all be going in different directions.
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